Mazandarani folk music is a rich and vibrant genre hailing from the Mazandaran province in northern Iran. This musical tradition is characterized by its use of indigenous instruments like the dotar, a two-stringed lute, which delivers resonant, soulful melodies that reflect the region's lush landscapes and deep-rooted cultural narratives. Vocal performances are marked by evocative and emotive avaz, echoing the lyrical tales of local life, nature, and love. Artists in this genre, such as Ramezan Shekarchian and Kios Gooran, are known for their ability to capture the essence of Mazandarani identity, blending traditional rhythms with unique vocal styles that have been passed down through generations.

Narme Nevajesh

Abolhasan Khoshroo

Single - Released October 15, 2023